Let the Sunshine In

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C P @RT53558492 Jul 29 Waste of time absolutely nonsense See more Debra Hall D @SheelanaGig44 May 17 Utter drivel. Tedious and ridiculous dialogue. I found it very difficult to see Juliet Binoche who I admire in such a weak and sexist portrayal of a woman’s emotional life. I disliked it intensely and would not recommend. Where are the strong wise women portrayals? It’s time for a massive change in both cinema and television. See more Claudio C @Claudio666 Apr 13 Un beau soleil intérieur / Let the Sunshine In (2017) The Midlife Crisis of a Woman (12,388 – 13 Apr 2026 – Claudio Carvalho) In Paris, the divorced painter Isabelle (Juliette Binoche) has a ten-year-old daughter with her former husband François (Laurent Grévill). She has two lovers, the banker Vincent Briot (Xavier Beauvois) and an actor (Nicolas Duvauchelle), and occasionally se has sex with François. But now she is looking for true love. "Un beau soleil intérieur", a.k.a. "Let the Sunshine In" (2017), is a boring movie about the midlife crisis of a woman. She reevaluates her life and decides to find true love. The final scene, with the dialog of the character performed by Gérard Depardieu and Isabelle, is the worst moment of the film. My vote is four. Title (Brazil): "Deixe a Luz do Sol Entrar" ("Let the Sunshine In") My Blog: https://maniacosporfilme.wordpress.com/ See more Jean L. L @RT14402889 06/05/2025 Absolutely not " romantic". Or romantic, on an european way. Subtile. And Binoche, as a woman with a real life. mean, an interesting life. See more Dave S @RT68722908 01/23/2024 Anyone wandering into Let the Sunshine In expecting some sort of American-like kind of romance is going to be bitterly disappointed. Directed and co-written by the French master Claire Denis, it is the sobering and unsettling story of a middle-aged woman (Juliette Binoche) in the middle of a crisis. In need of love, or at least a meaningful embrace, she embarks on a seemingly futile search for a man she can share her life with, all leading to an unusual but surprisingly impactful final scene. Binoche, as always, is flawless and Denis' direction is subtle but impactful. Let the Sunshine in is what good cinema should be – intelligent examinations of interesting characters that leaves a lasting impact. See more Anca M @RT26330695 08/19/2023 It is not romantic just very boring. And Binoche so vulgar See more Read all reviews

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